2010 Sea Ray 260 Sundancer 27'

The vessel features a length overall of 26 feet 7 inches and a trailerable beam of 8 feet 6 inches. It has a dry weight of 6,950 pounds and sits on a stable 19-degree deadrise hull. For extended weekend cruising, the boat holds 75 gallons of fuel and 20 gallons of fresh water.

Power is provided by a 260-horsepower MerCruiser 5.0-liter multiport fuel-injected inboard/outboard engine. This powerplant pairs with a Bravo III sterndrive utilizing counter-rotating stainless-steel dual props for exceptional dockside handling and tracking. The captain monitors performance through Mercury SmartCraft diagnostics that display real-time engine vitals and fuel burn. Standard hydraulic trim tabs allow for quick adjustment of the running attitude to optimize time-to-plane.

The helm is equipped with a swiveling double-wide seat featuring a flip-up bolster for customizable visibility. Nearby, a flexible portside L-shaped lounge allows guests to face forward or aft to easily adjust the social interaction. Entertainment is enhanced by a built-in wet bar with a sink, storage, and a dedicated space for a cooler. At the stern, an extended fiberglass swim platform features a concealed stainless-steel boarding ladder alongside a walk-through transom door. Protection from the elements is provided by a full camper enclosure or a bimini top.

A factory-equipped 110-volt air conditioning and heating system runs off shore power to maintain cabin comfort in any weather. In the main cabin, a plush wraparound forward V-berth surrounds a solid-wood table for dining and quickly converts into a double berth for sleeping. A second private, cozy double berth is located in the mid-stateroom nestled beneath the cockpit sole. The galley is outfitted with a dual-voltage refrigerator, a microwave, a single-burner stovetop, and a sink with pressurized hot and cold water. A private, fully enclosed wet-head completes the space with a VacuFlush marine toilet, a vanity, and a pull-out shower sprayer.

The electrical service centers on a 30-amp shore power inlet with a 50-foot cord that runs the cabin outlets, battery charger, and climate control. Hot water is generated by a water heater that operates on both shore power and the engine heat exchanger. The interior ambiance is rounded out by integrated 12-volt cabin lighting and dedicated reading lights.

This 2010 Sea Ray 260 Sundancer is in very nice condition for a 16-year-old vessel. Although the cockpit upholstery is generally in good condition for its age, there are a couple of places where the seam stitching is separating (see pictures), and some corners are showing some wear.

Please recognize that not all systems, components, and functions have been tested. Engel & Völkers Yachting strongly encourages buyers to make their buying decision based on there own experience and expertise, or that of a qualified marine surveyor.

Engine and generator hours are as of the date of the original listing and are a representation of what the listing broker is told by the owner and/or actual reading of the engine hour meters. The broker cannot guarantee the true hours. It is the responsibility of the purchaser and/or his agent to verify engine hours, warranties implied or otherwise and major overhauls as well as all other representations noted on the listing brochure.